From my posts in the past, you might know that my ex and I get along fine most of the time. We're divorced but the marriage should have ended two years ago. Every so often, you might even be able to call us friends.
But I am absolutely SEETHING inside.
I wish I could just rip into him about all the things I am angry about. Hell, I still might, 15 years from now when our kids are grown. I am careful not to make him mad at me because he takes it out on the kids by not seeing them and says "I don't want to be around you" as an excuse.
So many things from the past 12 years I am still so angry about. I am angry at him, and I am angry at myself for letting it go on so long.
I even sort of wish he'd try to get me back again so I can list all the reasons why he's a shitty human being.
I can almost come close to saying I hate him. It's a hate that runs deep, the kind of hate that can only come from loving some one.
I am having a really bad night.

I am angry alot of the time. I've got four kids, and their father doesn't do shit for them so to speak. I started running to help with my anxiety and frustration. Exercising is a great stress reliever, and I am now in better shape than I have been in years, and I feel great about myself. It's just an idea!
One day at a time... I have this bottle , when ever I have angry thoughts about my ex I write them down and stick them inside the bottle...that way I get it off my chest and my daughter does not have to hear how I really feel about her dad... I also believe what goes around also comes around ,,, my first realization about that was when I was granted Full Innocent Spouse relieved of the $12,717 joint tax owed , so he is beginning to reap for the pain he put our family through...
Quoting mrsjonzy:Break plates, or any glass really. Go to garage sales, thrift stores, flea markets, and buy as much as $10 will get you. Put a tarp up and go to town. I think people should do this instead of therapy. You'd be surprised the amount of stress relief accompanies it.
My experience and advice is to write everything you feel in a letter. Whether you mail that letter is up to you. But the process of getting it out really, really helps. You can't keep all that stuff inside and expect to have a healthy and happy life.
The longer you seethe the more control he has over you. I know that's not what you want. Let it go, not for him, but for you and your kids. Forgive yourself for not getting out sooner and forgive him for letting you down. You are not letting him off the hook but are releasing yourself from all the anger that can turn into major health problems.
I hope this helps and makes sense for you to try.
All the best!
Samantha Gregory
A veteran single mom - Ask me anything



- mhaney03
on Dec. 9, 2012 at 3:51 AM